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Depression is a medical condition characterized by feelings of sadness, dull mood, loss of interest, and anxiousness. It is distinct from the normal mood changes that many individuals experience. Studies by psychological health specialists have shown that depression can significantly affect our thinking, behavior, and feelings, and eventually lead to physical and emotional stress and other psychological problems, thereby also affecting a person's performance of daily activities. The signs (or symptoms) of depression include physical weakness, irritability, delayed psychomotor skills (e.g. sluggish movements), feelings of sadness, psychomotor agitation (e.g. restlessness, pacing up and down), loss of energy, tiredness, loss of sexual desires, reduced appetite and weight loss, the behavior of anger over little occurring matters, social isolation, reluctance, inability to think, focus or concentrate, headaches, and recurring thoughts of suicide. Diagnosis of depression starts with a

What is a Curriculum Vitae (CV)?   A CV is a written record, (consisting of a person's details like education, qualifications, and the kind of job he/she must have done) that is sent alongside a cover letter to a company or an organization when applying for a job.  A Curriculum Vitae can also be referred to as a Resume.   A well-written, appropriate, and organized CV is important for getting an employee to the interview stage of the job he or she applied for.  But it's obvious that most people still find it difficult to put up a nice CV that could prompt acceptability by the manager of a particular company or organization.  To that effect, here are some tips that could help an individual to compose a good and acceptable CV; Your CV should be short and if possible, it should not be more than three pages.  It should be attractive and well-organized.  It must be modified to address you positively.  Use a clean white paper, most preferably an A4 sheet, to write or